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3 Mental Game Lessons from the US Open at Merion Golf Club

July 6, 2013February 3, 2014 Matt Long 0 Comments "love" the challenge, concentration, focus, Game Lesson, golf, Golf Club, Justin Rose, Lessons, mental preparation, mental-game, mental-training, Merion, Merion Golf Club, Pennsylvania, Phil Mickelson, preparation and visualisation, Sam Snead, sport-psychology, U.s. Open, US Open, USGA, winning

photo courtesy of media.philly.com Lessons From Merion by Matt Long, MA, MEd “I’ll tell you about these (U.S.) Opens, they

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Dr. Scott Martin's Research on Effective Coaching Behaviors

February 13, 2008 Stephen Walker, PhD 27 Comments bear bryant, bud wilkinson, coach, coaching, coaching behavior assessment, competition, dr. scott martin, football, goal-setting, knute rockne, leadership scale for sport, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-toughness, motivation, self-talk, sport-performance, sport-psychology, sports-psychology-training, team development, team-work, tom landry, winning

By Scott Martin, Ph.D. “The secret to winning is constant, consistent management.” – Tom Landry Winning is the ultimate goal

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Get & Stay Motivated

November 13, 2007 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments AASP, coach, coaching, comparison, competition, counseling, dr tami eggleston, enjoyment, exercise-psychology, extrinsic-motivation, fun, health-psychology, intrinsic-motivation, love-of-sport, mckendree univeristy, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-skills, mental-technique, mental-tools, mental-toughness, mental-training, mind, motivation, peak-performance, performance, self-doubt, sport-performance, sport-psychologist, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-articles, sport-psychology-techniques, sport-psychology-training, sports-performance, sports-psychologist, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, winning

by Tami Eggleston, Ph.D. CC-AASP The following article is by Tami Eggleston, Ph.D. of McKendree University. She’s an Association for